How to handle bugs like 1041703 - libgudev broken due to missed udev dependencies?

Martin Steigerwald martin at lichtvoll.de
Sun Jul 23 11:02:11 BST 2023


Martin Steigerwald - 23.07.23, 11:53:52 CEST:
> Yeah, I initially thought Klaus, the reporter, was using regular udev,
> cause according to the bug report he uses Debian. I thought. But
> well, maybe he does not, cause:
> 
> Debian Release: trixie/sid
>   APT prefers experimental
>   APT policy: (1, 'experimental')
> merged-usr: no
> 
> Does Debian 12 aka Bookworm not enforce a (IMHO sub-optimal¹) variant
> of usr-merge? Maybe reportbug did not reveal he is actually using
> Devuan? Still no usr-merge here :)

I bet he does use Devuan, cause he reported the bug there as well:

Incompatible with debian libgudev-1.0-0 version 238-2

https://bugs.devuan.org/769

I was told reportbug in Devuan relays reports to packages that Devuan 
developers  did not change to Debian bug tracker. I'd prefer it to give 
a clear hint in case that the bug was from a Devuan install. I see a 
reason why not to, however I do not think that sneaky approach will work 
well.

Best,
-- 
Martin





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